Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro,  0|        seminarians, members of Institutes of Consecrated Life and
 2   I,  0  | various Episcopal Conferences, Institutes of Theology and Seminaries,
 3   I,  0  |    Seminaries, Associations of Institutes of Consecrated Life, Dioceses,
 4  II,  1  |      the Religious and Secular Institutes, as well as to all the countries
 5  II,  1  |       Congregations or the new Institutes founded on African soil,
 6  II,  1  | seminarians and candidates for Institutes of Consecrated Life, and
 7  II,  1  |        of note. The missionary Institutes founded in Africa have grown
 8  II,  1  | African provinces of Religious Institutes of pontifical right, both
 9 III,  0  |      Universities and Catholic Institutes, would set up study commissions,
10  IV,  1  |   Bishops, priests, members of Institutes of Consecrated Life and
11  IV,  1  |       Life, members of Secular Institutes and all the lay faithful.~
12  IV,  1  |      by missionaries and their Institutes, and by the personnel from
13   V,  1  |    foundation of new Religious Institutes, great prudence and enlightened
14   V,  1  |        Once established, these Institutes are to be helped in acquiring
15   V,  1  |  having stated that "Religious Institutes that do not have houses
16   V,  1  |      local Churches and of the Institutes of Consecrated Life and
17   V,  1  |        diocesan and members of Institutes — for the apostolic work
18   V,  2  |        Universities and Higher Institutes~103. "The Catholic Universities
19   V,  2  |        Universities and Higher Institutes in Africa have a prominent
20 VII,  0  |       know that the Missionary Institutes which have been present
21 VII,  0  |  thanks for the new Missionary Institutes which have been established